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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.


The Fourteenth Satia.al Conference nj
omsbs-ousssioDs 90 he Discussed.
The fourteenth Naii0ns Conference of
Charities and Corrections viii bs held 81
Omaha. Neb.. August =. Iss7, and remain
in session until August 81 These national
conferences have steadily increased in in
portsnoe and usefulness The one Of 81
Paul last yesr bad over 40 delegates AL
members Of boards o. State charities. ell
trustees and officers Of al benevolent, char
table. penal end ref0rmstory institutions,
snd delegates appointed by the Governors
Of the stafes. are sx -offieio members ~ the
conference. Al persons interested ~ The
work are invIfea.
rontrsef lssor. industrial education. chiid
saving work, schoois for the defective clsst-
ss clsrffr organization. dufies 70 the Affi-
csu and indian races insanity psuDeriEr1
and crime. their management prevention
sSd control. are swont TIE nsffers 70 bs
considered snd upon Which psDers vii hs
rssa bv thess nipeDt in the different
hrsnofas ara these VII b discussed bv
thr.s practically engage IN The work.
Rslrea5s between Sew j orb ans Chicago
vi furnish return tickets for o2e-thirs
fare. ard negotIsffonf sre reDding for IKE
serrns between pelrts n Hirhirsr and Ci.i.
cags. Hotels VII furnish reduced rstss.
Il : hor,s3 3 lsrzr 5elegstion VII bs pres
~rt from Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

5uly 1s.--Ihere wa q fsiT demand fa- vbe
cash 80 red su1 No white ~ which tecsrne
trr1 anl ctose1 respectively - afs5 lr higher
than Yesterday The rel f8fgfes ciesed "a ~
~. aut The market generally was hrfa New
York and fhicsgn sdVzucea ar Con- aud
esfs were frrner e The aesz. Corr here uss er-
frenelF scarce. NeH 0s-s ~ere coming h free =
Exporfs 81 Hhesf from sestosr1 eefe iizht Frg
ns3 cable we're essF for ghesf a8d seafr ~
con-. Lees - ies we're Wbcsi Ea phre csst
l4 cars ~ -5c. ! esT 81 zf. : r8r 81 T5Zc No 2
rel casa. cars ~ 81 cat ~ ~ - one - -
- ~ carr 80 -6o csTs - - "a csrs a. ~ -
ca< fresh reoe pre-. 81 &c - csrs .refti A.
- 17Sc Anggsf 81 ofa nu - 7aSz 1859 - 81
u l-sC. slta - a. 80 sepsezs -. l. gE ~ IT
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- - = re- Safo b. a 80 Oefa.sr sfe 81
81 7sc. 13f+r - e. -. f1oe.Ea - 7E<f ID
December 14se o. zs -er- - rsd fak : eer
81 -lc ears a. = o3xeerrT res re-e e
7st5e fc-n--Ao Te3oF easf f7f b.f ost.-
80 white ci1- 80 n0ea inel. HeT Cars o. si<c
ciaerr ~ ~ sske3 20 = nafs. new 2-c ksre<
liear n zed cssh- - A. zsl-sc
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kkT-l1Ilt fE.|ItkA7 tttf-t
5HxSipNS. July 25.-While IN bathing
sirh some comrades at Holland Lake.
about two miles northeast Of Sheridan, on
Sunday afternoon Wallere Dasef. aged l6
years, son Of j. W. Dasef. a prominent
farmer OF BushnslI township, was drowned.
lie was out about ten rods from the shore
with some comrades IN boat, and started
from the boat TO Swim 20 shore. when about
kal. the distance ne called for help, saying
I'm tired out" Two OF bis comrades
went 20 his sssistsnce, oUt he was drowned
before they could help him. His body being
IN the water about an hour before recovered
and resQscifstion was i'm. .iole-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
The soooLeR TRIAL.
stu winding the Esidsacs About the FL
Commi<.foaer.

CHICAGO, July 3o--Commi-sioner Finley
A Macdonald went on the witness stand in
he big boodler case this afternoon and tes-
uted agsinst bis corrupt colleagues. lie
related particulars Of what Is known as the
County Court House paint deal and had
something 20 say about Bipper's meat con-
tracts. lie had received various sums for
voting for certain contracts and knew other
Commissioners had taken money for their
votes. Elisha A Robinson, a wholesale
grocer, testified that ne had furnished goods
10 the county since 1888 he had paid
commission OF 10 per cent. for the privilege.
the money going TO certain Of the indicted
commissioners whom he named. When
asked how be eoCld afford 10 pay. C0mmis-
sloner Robinson said Il made up the dir.
ference sometimes in prices and sometimes
IL quantity"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
BEHLE DOESN'T EXPLAIN.
Secretary Lamar Gives Him . Personal
Hesriss-Con ciudes that the Presi-
dent Was Insuited.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Secretary Lamar
today gave a personal hearing to e. f.
Behle, the special pension examiner whose
recent dismissal he revoked in order that
be give him an opportunity to explain
charges made against him, which were
sustained by the atfidavits of five respon-
sible citizens of Cincinnati, alleging that
on the second of July at 8 meeting of the
German Literary Society IN Cincinnati be
used opprobrious and insulting language
about the President. The Secretary aid
not secure fiom Behle denial of these
charges and therefore concluded that Behle
not only used the language, but he believed
be used il and that he hao applied it 10 the
President upon the occasion referred to-
The Secretary has therefore revoked his
order suspencing the dismissal of Behle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
ROBERT WALKERS ANSWER.
He Denies the Charges Made by His Wife
in Her Bill for Divorce.

in Her Bill for Divorce.
Robert j. Walker has filed an answer in
the Circuit Court TO his wife's, Lillian
Walker, bill for divorce. in which ne de-
nies the charges made against him in the
bill. He claims he was never drunk in his
life, did not abuse his wife and never had
on any OCCASION, that he was a sober, in
dusIrious and kind husband, ana did not
stay away from his home evenings. He
further declares that his wife was the one
who was out nights and lived rather fast.
He says he always gave her each week suf-
tcient money to bay groceries for that time,
herself and had the groceries charged TO his
account. few years ago together they
purchased. as he claims, home on Shaw
mut-aye.. towards the payment of which
he expended $3.50; but as she
wished TO remove he sold his
share in the house and gave her the
money. Subsequently, he purchased a house
on Scrioner-st., where he has lived up TO
this time. This house was sold TO them for
1850, and put in her name He paid down
what money he had received from the sale
of the former home, and from that time
forth says he gave her 50 per week, which
sum she was TO pay toward the house.
After he had done this for ssme time be
finally discovered That she appropriated all
the funds tc her personal use, and lid not
apply any Of the money 10 paying for the
home. In reference TO the Heath matter be
still AYERS that il is all true and states ia at
he never attempted TO Disckmail Heath
nor ever mentioned anything about money
10 settle the affair, that being done by the
attorneys.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Judge Burlingsme was ousil7 occupied
yesterday N reading the testimony Of sixty
witnesses in the injunction case where sew.
ersl citizens opposed the building Of a
street rsiirsy on Fulton. jefferson, STATE
snd Cherry-sts. The csse vii b hesr6 n
the Superior Coart. beginniag ~ 10 O'Clock
this morning in the Supreme Coa-t.
as err0neously stated in come u tas o1Dsrs
The case Is al important one. as The CON-
pi&insnts represent some Of the wealth est
citizens 81 brsa3 Rapids. and The defend
ant is strong corporation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

EAsr TAwAs July 26.-Mrs- Walter
Travis play fully slapped her husbands lace
in the presence Of neighbors the other day,
and Travis resented il. He struck her in
the face several times. kicked her and
knee ker her 10 the ground. The woman's
ifiarss NAY result fatally. Travis Is in
iali CHARGED WITH crime less than murder. -
TIE injured woman was taken % q neigh
b0r's house. and the brutal husband then
killed her canary and tried To make the
dox eat il and falling. nearly killed the dog
for diaohetlienra
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
IS. GRAND RAPIDS McH WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY q
TIE pops Aso The KNIGHTS.


koNz. JAY ae.-The Pops las decided
tnaE tnsrs are 40 sroaa6s for sny intsrfsr-
e'les en tie part Of The ehzseh With the
Knights of Labor IA sny ~ay, or 70 reztrict
Catholics from joining the oress. il they
fseasia Iogsl 70 Catholicism. This decision
has ssen transmitted 70 Cardinal Gibbons,
= ae via snaoGnee Il publicly
5A1Ffxezz. July - 16-Cardinal g ihhons
= - s1oNu tie dispatch from Rome todsy
= which Z vas stated hat lhe Pope lad de-
sitled That there - no sFOfn1 for p2pal
intefferrnce With the knights OF Labor.
It's Ealinence said be nad not received any-
tnlnx trom Rome on thas question. lie
d-d not think the Holy Father would con-
denn the knights zs an organization 80
long a. they kept sioof from ansreh Ism and
dld not place themselves ia ant8g0n.sm 70
the nights OF Others aud continued 10 az
eomplisn good for the working people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
WEST SIDE MATTERS.
Badly Hurt by a Kicking Colt-WOrk on
the New Gravel Road.


At the meeting of the Bridge Street and
Allendale Gravel Road Company held Mon
day afternoon. VIM III. Anderson VIM. Har-
rison and Stephen Cool were appointed as
committee TO look after the grading of the
ihorOughfare. They did not appoint a
superintendent, as some of the directors
were not present on account OF sickness
Active operations will be commenced on
the road tomorrow morning. The work
men will commence on the top of West
Bridge-st. hill and work westward.
VIM. Artney, Of West Futor-st., was
quite severely hurt yesterday by being
kicked by young colt. He was leading
the colt out through the Hats on Butter
worth-sve and stopping 10 talk TO a friend,
the colt was quietly nibbling at the grass
when suddenly the animal reared up and
let both hind feet fy out. striking Mr.. Art
ney in the mouth. Several of his teeth
were knocked out and his lips and face
were badly cut and bruised.
Miss Nina Hindle, of Seventh. ST., was
pleasantly surprised by number of her
friends Monday night, in honor of her
eighteenth birthday. After light refresh
ments were served the company enjoyed
themselves with vocal and instrumental
music. Miss HindIe received numerous
handsome presents.
II. A. Hydorn. the popular West Bridge
81. grocer, will cater TO the wants of Com
psny l.. when they go into camp at
Brighton.
Mrs. Parr hes offered a reward of SO for
the return Of the goods stolen from her
store al if9 West Bridge-st. q few days
since.
c. II. Noll. of 81 scribner st, is enter
tanning bis father and mother who are here
on visit from Carson City. Ionis county.
Miss Eta Morris. of Stocking ST. has
gone TO Grand Haven to spend few weeks
with relatives.
Fred Finch has again opened neat bar
Der shop in the basement OF 81 West
BTidge-st
Miss Annie Forest. OF Detroit. is the guest
Of Miss Allie Montgomery, Of GoiG-st
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60 .
BAD WEATHER IN NEW YORK.
Fourteen Persons Overcome by Heat
Freaks of an Electric storm.

NEW 1oRx. July 2o.--Fourteen people
were overcome by beat today. The highest
point OF the mercury was 92o. At 10
o'clock tonight a remarkable thunder
storm came up but did not cool the air to
any extent With the storm came q
thuncer-bolt that caused some trepida-
ton 10 people down town. The arrival
OF the bolt was marked by an explosion re-
sembling the discharge Of cannon. At Hud-
nuts pharmacy IN the Herald building a
ball Of IRE ignited in the air near the soda
fountain to the demoralization of the CLERK
and customers An ambulance on the way
70 a hospital with a woman suffering from
hysteris was struck by the lightning and
the driver and surgeon were both partly
paralyzed. The woman was uninjured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

TcRoSro. Ont. July 36.-David Stephen
500, who says that ne is a shoemaker from
frian, Mich. was brought before msgis-
fs this morning in pi,iable condition
was struck by an incoming train near
Vest TOrOntO junction this morning. His
srrn was broken and he was seriously in
lured internally. A constable bad arrested
him on a charge of trespass- The nlagis-
tfage. learning the particulars, eommented
severely upon the inhumarity of tue offic-
isl aud ordered the man TO BE- conveyed TO
ths hospital. his condition is critical.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Tzssxox. Tern. July zS.-N 9. Lester. q
harnessmsksr. this morning shot and killed
J. T. fans. lswTeT ard ore q the most
rr0minent citlzens of this place. Iesser
walked p &, within twenty feet ~ Isn~
ard suusfesi a0th barrels Of zun lasfsess
rita buckshot inso him. killing him IN
srsntiv. Lester ssvs Be did the 6ee1 e.
iihsrsseiv because Iars hsd dehsarh..s
BIS vie ~ promising "a Secars her Isrre
snaount % peesicn n0nsT due her former
hasossL Lester y nos n iaii ia NssA-
via
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
a DESPERATE DUEL.
Negroes Fight with Double Barrel shot
guns az Two PAGES

NEw ORLEANS, July GA fatal duel was
fought yesterday OF the banks Of the Yazoo
river. opposite Greenwood, Mississippi. be-
tween George Evans and Bod Harris, both
well-knovn negroes. The men were
terribly in earnest and select
Ell doubie-bsFrel shotguns. which
were loaded with backshot. They
stood only two pzces apart the muzzes of
the guns almost touching their mouths
when the word was given 20 fire. Both re-
sponded almost al the same moment. Ev-
ans fell dead. his heart torn 70 pieces with
the murderous buckshOt. Harris Is danger
ously, perhaps fatally, wounded
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

son. who vas injured by being thrown from
buggy Thursday evening. died this after
noon. Physicians sag lis neck was broken.
Nr Anderson Vas Sheriff three terms. and
held Other Cfices ef importance. was a.
years Of sze. sad leaves a wife and family.
his ite Insurance. ard property viii CON-
t0rtsoly provide for those leit behind.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Grsat D.AsEs Deas sy tAs freshsss h
ksa kHgisaa-

BssroS. Jalg ce.-Ths total loss ky the
frsshess a. and about Niliers Falls vi not
come much belo~ miliioz doIlzss freight
dspots sEd her eoEtents. twsnty-thsee
bridges. railroad tracks mill dams sn6
property u yartaas kinds have bees de-
sgroyed or undsrssinea b. the water %
badly as to necessitaie rebniidins before
tAey can be occupied again IN safety. Mails
are delayed al ali points IN the flooded dis
ulef, and az dozen points transfers Of
railroad passengers have 70 be made BY the
highway
From New Hampshire the reports come
that the LsmPFey aud Newmarket rivers
are higher than ever before.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

CHICAGO. July 2s.-sheriT Matson has
caused circuisr to be printed offering on
his own account reward Of $500 for the
capture Of McGsrigle. Mooney & Boland
had charge Of the printing of the circular.
which appeared this morning At 10 O'Clock.
The circnlsr viii be sent 20 all the principal
cities Of the country. Nothing has vet Z cen
hesrd Of the fugitive. Detectives are st
work and they expect 70 learn something
within the next two davs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
The MICHIGAN PRESS.
OpsalDs ef tks Annual Meeting OF the
Association at Port tkaron-

Association at Port tkaron-
sssl4ssts - tst fs.tlssa- se<a~a.
Poer HuRos. July 15.-The.attendance At
the meeting Of the Michigan Press Asso-
cation Is small. toers being only hfty or
sxty members and nearly As many ladies
present. This zfternOon ride Was taken
On the electric railway, and visits we're paid
% Hlr0nla, Grali0t Beach and the car
snoos. This evening A meeting was held IN
ths opera House. az which an address OF
welcome vas delivered oy Mayor Hartsuh
snd rssponss made By A. Mcmillan The
president, Gen. ID. b. Anger. delivered his
address, Ar. Bzearly explained the objects
Of the secret society. The Michigan oanned-
nm" and tne meeting adjourned After
the meeting large number were Initiated
into the new society. Tomorrow there will
be drive. a steamer excursion, and q CON-
piimenIary banquet
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Peter DuPree. the teamster for Sprague
tre brick man, who was seriously injured
Monday on Lyon-st. bfiL was reported IS
resting easier yesterday and viii possibly
recover.
tbsrisE Pnesiey. NasssimsB 4 Cos.
tesmsfe~ who wss oyusbes ~ The vsgon.
vas better yesterday. HIS ini 4riss although
painfal sTe not serious and Re e seing
cared FOR a. s. Msrks Home
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

ST. TevacE July 2R-Thres detectives.
supposed to be rom Chicago. have char
tered the tug Pst de- to 90 in pursuit Of
boat which PASSED down through the Straits
this nloruinr sr o'clock. and on which L
is claimed Warden Mctlsriele j. escaping 70
Csnsda. The tug started At ? o'clock this
Afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

BEsIIS. July 2s.--six of the persons in
iursi 5v the explosion Of the boslers in
the hlass furnace Of the iron works At
Fiieiershafts. SileSis, yesterday hsvs iiei
from Tie elects 0f their sounds and those
remaining are n a critical condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
BASE SAlL.
Cmpire Doeschsr Gets Tired OF Being
Abused and Resigns.

Ssrlvs,Vt % Nst 1sASssNN-sSVVs.
DETRoIT, July 2J.-Conway vent in this
afternoon TO pitch his first game Of the
season on the home grounds. The fact that
Twitchell played in left field showed that
Manager Watkins was not thoroughly
satisfied with Conway's condition. Briody,
who caught Conway SO much when he was
member of the Kansas City team and
understands his delivery so well, went in to
catch. Anson smiled when Clarkson
stepped into the box in the first inning, the
big fellow evidently thinking that Clark
sons presence and victory tor fhe Cham
pions were synonymous. He.made monkeys
of the Detroits today. They got but five
actual hits off his delivery and in addition
played q spritless game 10 the disgust of
the four thousand spectators. Conway
held out for hve innings, evidently in no
condition 10 stand the strain. Conway
made the only run scored by the Detroiis,
making a clear home run. Doescher gave
Detroit rough deal today. His decisions
were very rank.
Umpire Doescher tonight telegraphed bis
resignation as league umpire TO Nick Young
at Washington. He gives as his reason
that be is tired OF the abuse besped upon
him. In case bis resignation is accepted.
George Frank. of Detroit substitute um-
pire. Will oiiiciaie in the game with Chicago
tomorrow.
At Detroit
Chicago ..............I ; , e
Bssc hiis-De.5oit :. Chicago, Is.
Err0rs-De;sOit. ?. Ch.cngo. !.
Batteries conway. IWitchell aud Briody.
GARRISON and Flint.
Jmplie-Doe c1er
At delphia-Athletics. 3: Cincinnati. ?.
At Baltimore first game. Baltimore. :: Cleve-
land o. second game. Baltimore, g. ClevelandI l.
At brooklyn Brooklyn. O. 81 Louis l. Called
al end of The sixth inning ca account Of rsiu
Al New YoTk-Neifopoitsn. O. Louisville 3.
Called Al the end OF the sixth inning on account
OF rain.
A. New York Knew York. >. Boston, o
At Washington Washington. :. Fhiiaaslpbis.s
A. Piitsburg-P -PiitSburg, indianapolis, 1.
sss-zs'ss 20 rss xtss-saS-sssA4s
KALAMAZOO. July 26.-Keaga1 was bit
very hard by Columbus today. and was
miserably supported. especially by Mutton
at short and Higgins in center. each having
four errors, FlaDigans error gave the Wis
itoTs the FIRST t~O runs by Wild throw to
OttssOn and a wild pitch. There were
fourteen men at the bas 10 the eighth in
ming.
Kslsms1oo ...-....g 4 Q 01 o-l2
Columbus .------.--..,..o q q 3 o. 5
Earned runs s-kalaIaazo0 z. Columbus J.
fase hiis Aaiamaz0o. ~ Coiumbus. 10
EITJrs-ks a aEnazo0. =. CcgI1uHs. -
strucK oat ~ Reagan. 3. by flanigsn. &
Umpire stailberger.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

JscEsoS. July -6--ihis morning short
II after midnight a colored man named
Jacob stewart. while engaged in driving
scavenger wagon. Vas instantly killed
The axle ~ the wagon broke. and Stewart
In sndeavcring 20 repair the damage, got
under the vsron. ana some Of the gearing
giving away. TIRE WAGON and contents fell
on Stewars. killng aim almost immediate
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27
KNIGHTS AND MINERS.
Powderiy Trying to Reconcile the Two
Organizations.

Organizations.
WnKEsBAREE, Pa, July 26.-General
Master Workman Powderly addressed a
large gathering of miners at Nanticoke last
night. A convention of miners is now in
session ct that place. and Mr.. Powderly is
il attendance. The object OF the meeting
is TO try and effect reconciliation between
the Knights Of Labor and the Miners and
Laborers' Amalgsmated Association. AT
present the two organizations are at logger
heads. ana in the absence of harmony the
miners cSn do nothing in the shape OF hav-
ing grievances adjusted. The two weeks
pay bill will also be discussed. The Legis-
iature last session passed law that miners
shall be paid every two weeks. Some Of
the large companies show am inclination to
ignore this law. and the convention will
take decisive action on this question.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Paw Psr. July 2s-A Gre broke out at ,
o'cicck this morning in Longs barber shop.
which Vas consumed with its contents.
oseornes furnlture rooms we're badiv dam
sgei and = lsr<e eMount OF turnituFe
burned. Bisckman : store adjoining was
slso esdly xutfed. The losses are estimated
Al S4fa< mostly irlenrei
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Marsh Bgers received . dispatch yes-
terasy announcing tass jim Feil tie
ppgi.ist. Who i to nest Jack Dineen near
this citv, August 10 vii arrive IRIS mora
lnE. lie VIII make BIS beseoesrfs-x st
q Dounells evmnssinn vaere he glA .
p-eased % nAeeE be frisnts
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

LoSncS, Jaly A-Artscl@s for a prirs
SIGHT between Jake Eiirain. If Ame~;.>s.
snd Jern Smith. II England. wers signed st
1870 o'ciock tslaT. According to the
sgre<Basnt the encounter Vii tske pasre n
SPAN. on the third car q Jsnrsry npxt.
within ten niies OF hsdrid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

s. Eevp. Mich. July S-Frsnk q.
Knselznd and Alfred K su1ith. formsrlv
cashiers of tie oaus of Harrington. SAVERS
4 Co, yesterday admitted they euabezz ed
the banks funds. srd they turned over
g. 60 IN scnieeror 0f the amo1nt taken !.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

LouIsvuLr saiT 18-I3r. 8 J.. stsni-
ford candidate for the Inite1 States
rnorning sffer sn Illness of three nno--r~
He wss oos q tns ric8sst rnsn n TIA
Srste
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

SsUssrUcx, July. e.-Ths examination
Of ". J. Ward was held before SQUIRE
Dunhan1 today. for attempted murder Of
JsSe Alien. No cease Of acuon va faand
snd = sa.f flr maizeioof prosscsttf5, vii
undoubtedly fsi-ow
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

NrSSssrotzs. Minn.. Julv 2-Fire IN
the Warner siock th,s morning cssssss a
loss ~ <5f nso Inclusive of ths saspsxa -
stocks 81 erosts. fully insur-si During -
progress 81 the ire TIE All Of chimney IN
snr~a xr<s areDen. Rcne o. kaen fafalIv
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

DrFIgs. gBlg 26-Tvo more n3eaksrz %
ti-e frish co1stsbnlsry rsxiznsl vseserssr
evening. &c Prssess sgzlnst the Cr.nnes
Act.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Selling parties sbeuid h'ess IN nlind tbs,
tsse fsr -rset hing ere - Tue telescope raus-
rssnds vIsv 81 ths vhoie Bsy sne sbon 10
gevern themselves scsordingly p Td< r.
srf0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

Th< 5ee edr<vfsefHo fEore - fke TFTE
GBAH- HEHzLD soss ge tos,nd - ~ ss.s
essznsas. Eesg re0asr Ee9ts fsen epsr da,ls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-27

NssElSsroS. t1iv E.-Tbs President -
day sppeinfsd Oscar H Desn postmaster
at Psutwarer. Nch